Collective Agreement

• Vancouver police ratify contract making them highest paid officers in Canada

  Sources say members of the Vancouver Police Union voted overwhelmingly to support the proposed deal, with 97 per cent approval.

  Politics

  Dec 8, 2023
  
• New VPD contract could affect pay in other police forces

  The tentative deal between the Vancouver Police Department and Vancouver Police Union will give a first-class officer about $122,000 a year, making them the highest-paid in Canada.

  Politics

  Nov 24, 2023
  
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• Strike closes six Manitoba liquor stores

  Locations on Bison Drive, Gateway, Reenders, Sargent, St Anne's, as well as Brandon's West End are closed going forward.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2023
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• Capilano University support workers ratify 3-year deal, ending strike

  CapU's inside workers started job action in May, and escalated to a full strike on June 6 when faculty joined the picket line in solidarity, shuttering classes.

  Education

  Aug 2, 2023
• Manitoba liquor workers plan further strike action

  Employees at distribution centres will strike on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, while store workers will walk out for two days beginning Wednesday.

  Canada

  Jul 24, 2023
• B.C. port strike: Union caucus to meet Friday, weigh sending deal to members for vote

  The on-again-off-again B.C. port strike could be one step closer to a final conclusion, with the union's contract caucus set to vote Friday on putting a tentative deal to members.

  Economy

  Jul 20, 2023
• Union says deal within reach to end Fraser Valley transit strike

  The union representing BC Transit workers in the Fraser Valley says its bargaining committee is recommending members accept a mediator-proposed settlement to the dispute. 

  Economy

  Jul 17, 2023
• City ratifies agreement with Guelph firefighters

  Firefighters will receive annual wage increases of 2.95 percent this year and next year, 2.85 in 2025 and 2.75 in 2026.

  Canada

  Jun 14, 2023
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• N.B. Teacher’s Association says teachers being ‘squeezed,’ applies for mediation in contract talks

  The New Brunswick Teachers' Association says the government is squeezing them out of competitive wages and a proper compensation package in collective bargaining talks.

  Education

  Apr 11, 2023
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• B.C. paramedics ratify new contract with over 96% support

  The Ambulance Paramedics of British Columbia, which represents 4,600 paramedics and emergency medical dispatchers, voted 96.1 per cent in favour of the three-year deal.

  Health

  Feb 14, 2023